When Numbers Met Letters by Lois Barr

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There are no limits to our imagination, only limits to us being understood.

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There are no limits to our imagination, only limits to us being understood.
Open your hearts and welcome the gifts of our creative contributions to the world.

Yummy!

Alexandra Adlawan’s

Book Title & Alexandra's Review

Young Children

When Numbers and Letters meet for the first time, they are very curious about each other.

9 and P have much in common. The Letter O and Zero could be twins!

But which are more important – the Numbers or the Letters?

The Roman Numerals help figure it all out for laugh-out-loud learning fun.

This is a super cute and clever story that discusses numbers and letters in a fun-filled way.

When you are first learning about letters and numbers, it’s a bit confusing because some of the numbers look like letters. When you’re older, you don’t really think about it. That’s why I think this book is so clever. I had forgotten how b d & 6 all have a similar shape.

The illustrations are excellent. I love the eyes, mouths, and stick hands on all the Letters and Numbers. And I love how the whole story is told using speech bubbles.

If you read this book, take note of the Letters that are spelling out words.

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